glemion43

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by glemion43 8mo ago
USA had this because it manufactured everything and got rich doing so. NATO is / was USAs way of controlling Europe to have something against Asia. It's time for us / Europe to let the USA being whatever and kicking them out
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by glemion43 8mo ago
That shocked me the most tbh I had big hopes for one person until he copy pasted verbatim LLM responses to me...
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by glemion43 8mo ago
It does. If you have 1% of them and they cost you 50-100k per year than replacing them with computers make plenty of sense.
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by glemion43 8mo ago
I know plenty of people who are shittier in writing code than Claude. People with real jobs who are expensive like 50-100k/year. People whom you have to always handhold and were code review is fundamental. You can write tests, pr gates
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by glemion43 8mo ago
If you have racing thoughts and some magic system responds to you and it's abstract enough (even people on hn do not know how LLMs work, plenty of them) then going for a walk is not enough...
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by glemion43 8mo ago
'it uses grok' means what?
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by glemion43 8mo ago
You clearly underestimate the quality of people I have seen and worked with. And yes guard rails can be added easily. Security is my only concern and for that we have a team doing only this but that's also just a question of time. What
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by glemion43 8mo ago
I'm in hn for 10 years. I spend too much time here and decided to delete my account to interact less. It's partially working though
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by glemion43 8mo ago
Being dismissive of technical terms on hn because something seems to be a hype is really weird. It's the reason why I'm here because we discuss more technically about technology
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by glemion43 8mo ago
You mean like a small rocket build? Okay :)
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by glemion43 8mo ago
I don't get your pessimism... Nothing of it was even imaginable and yes the progress is crazy fast. How can you be so dismissive?
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by glemion43 8mo ago
Debatable I would argue. It's definitely not 'just a statistical model's and I would argue that the compression into this space fixes potential issues differently than just statistics. But I'm not a mathematics expert if
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by glemion43 8mo ago
I'm disappointed that you had to add the 'metamagical' to your question tbh It doesn't matter if ai is in a hype cycle or not it doesn't change how a technology works. Check out the yt videos from 1blue3brown he exp
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by glemion43 8mo ago
It shows that a 'llm' can now work on issues like this today and tomorrow it can do even more. Don't be so ignorant. A few years ago NO ONE could have come up with something so generic as an LLM which will help you to solve t
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by glemion43 8mo ago
They are not just statistical models They create concepts in latent space which is basically compression which forces this
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by glemion43 8mo ago
Do you have a source for this? Carbon copy would mean over fitting
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by glemion43 8mo ago
Until you have to upgrade it and it bites you
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by glemion43 8mo ago
It's about switching your whole ecosystem to a complete different thing...
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by glemion43 8mo ago
Man if you are so frustrated by AI just stop reading articles relevant to it if you don't even take the time to read it properly. And yes there are plenty of use cases were ai code doesn't hurt anyone even if it gets merged automa
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by glemion43 8mo ago
At the end of the day Dilbert was entertainment... And SA was weird as f who made money bye filling a niche. His political views and other snippets made that quite clear. And let's be honest just creating cartoons about our corporate c
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by glemion43 8mo ago
It's not. There are so many ways to just solve this non issue that no one will just switch to just another random tool. Especially not away from git.
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by glemion43 8mo ago
It's not going to happen... Stop spamming
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by glemion43 8mo ago
How many resources did the European and American steal from others? How many humans were stolen by USA alone? Does it make it better? No. But that's it. Everything is shit but while USA got rich through manufacturing in the past, now i
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by glemion43 8mo ago
Not sure we're you heard this. Can be a stupid advice. The ai field moves fast, what's wrong being an early adopter and experimenting around with it? Someone has to do it. And tbh skills are an easy to use concept to make Claude f
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by glemion43 8mo ago
That's what he should have gotten. .his setup sounds borderline fishy
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by glemion43 8mo ago
YOU keep a rabbit indoors. I do not blindly believe in a long life being a good life at all. Where is this argument coming from? And yes I'm trying to use my time but I'm also from Europe and have 32 days of holiday per year and t
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by glemion43 8mo ago
I let it generate README.md files for my projects and they look awesome and they read nice and are theoretically helpful for everyone new. And LLM are really good in reading your docs to help someone. So I make sure to add more concrete exa
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by glemion43 8mo ago
Why? It funds the initial cost and reduces risks It also provides additional training data and feedback A run can cost 100 Million $
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by glemion43 8mo ago
For now it's better and easier to do this with our money and our feedback. But yes, someone else said that as soon as any of these get to AGI you will not be able to use it.
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by glemion43 8mo ago
I do not get it. Why would I use zfs for this? Isn't the power of zfs that it's a filesystem with checksum and stuff like encryption? Why would I use it for s3?

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